H4BF CAMEROONH4BF CAMEROONHope for a better future (H4BF) is a registered Non-Profit Organization established by a group determined and committed young men and women with enhanced vision on humanitarian and community development. Our aim is to evolve policies, programs and strategies for the protection and empowerment of women, children and vulnerable people especially, persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Cameroon. H4BF has been an active partner and a strong advocate in the fields of Gender Equity, Good Governance, Child Protection, and Gender-Based Violence, Peace Building, and Environmental Protection.
In its first 3 years of its existence, H4BF Cameroon did not only succeed in putting up significant work in various areas of development, but built up models for such activity for replication, and have tremendously scaled-up in recent times. Download 2020 annual report
H4BF’s mission is to provide humanitarian assistance in crisis situations including famine, disaster, natural disasters, armed conflicts and to contribute to sustainable development within communities in Cameroon in order to help people acquire their own autonomy.
The humanitarian needs in NWSW is greatly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) was first identified in Wuhan, China, in December 2019 and has spread all over the world.
With this outbreak of COVID 19, the existing gender inequalities and vulnerabilities and risks of abuse is increasing in Cameroon; women and girls may be at higher risk of intimate partner violence and other forms of domestic violence due to heightened tensions in the household and confinement.
We build the resilience of women and their families, improve gender equality, and support the development of women’s livelihoods through achieving two main objectives, 1) Increase financial access for vulnerable women, particularly in rural areas, and 2) improve quality of financial services, tailored to meet women’s needs.
We are excited to present the the public our newly established Vocational training institute (HOBEFI). Our ambition in this project
The book entitled: Potentially Important Food Plants of Cameroon is designed in both French and English, as a simple introduction
H4BF amongst other NGOs has been trained on #GBVIMS, a Gender Based Violence information management system internationally accepted as a
Our computer lab is set for the 2020 – 2021 sessionCourse offered included MS Office Website Design Graphic Design Video
The ongoing crisis in the restive North West and South West regions of Cameroon has forced many inhabitants of the
The battle against COVID-19 is far from over. H4BF and Partners UNDP and Global Aid For Africa are committed to
At H4BF, we are committed to taking humanitarian services to those in need no matter the difficulties.
As the crisis rocking the North West and the South West regions continue unabated, women continue to bear the brunt.
Apart from serious implications on the health of the population of Donga Mantung Division in the NW region of Cameroon,
H4BF joins the United Nation and the rest of the world to celebrate the World Environment Day 2020 under the
Micro Finance and Micro Enterprises Specialist needed Location Bamenda, Cameroon Organization Hope For A Better Future (H4BF) Foundation Application Deadline
Having good mental health, or being mentally healthy, is more than just the absence of illness, rather it’s a state of overall wellbeing. The concept is influenced by culture, but it generally relates to: Enjoyment of life. Having the ability to cope with and ‘bounce back’ from stress and sadness.
We believes that the core of a happy and fulfilled life is Inner Peace reason we mainstream in all our programs training of beneficiaries on simple techniques about developing skills of inner peace
Your time and your talent can empower entire communities.
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Our values and philosophy reflect our commitment to communities through a partnership which makes them the own masters of their recovery and development. This principle is at the heart of each of our decisions. Thus, at H4BF, we consider ourselves, as an organization and as individuals from various communities responsible for everything we do to continue to deserve the trust received.
In everything we do, we strive for transparency, fairness and integrity and thus respect six fundamental principles:
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H4BF has learnt from past projects that there is a need for deliberate targeting of women groups with armed forces, as they often do not take part in the formal release and reintegration process. women have specific requirements that need to be incorporated into programme planning to address their specific issues such as: (a) the difficulty of persuading fighting forces to release girls, (b) dealing with consequences of sexual and physical abuse, forced marriage, teenage pregnancy etc., (c) challenges in re-joining their families and communities due to stigmatization and rejection.
Our Implementing strategy ensure that the individual and different needs of girls, boys, and women are taken into consideration and addressed in the various components using a survivor centred and child centred approach.
$20/month will offer her business training and a start up loan to better provide for her family
